Liquid humate is a natural, safe, and easy way to add beneficial organic matter to your lawn, garden, or potted plants.
Rich, healthy soils contain large amounts of Humate. This critical form of organic matter improves soil structure, aeration, nutrient retention, and provides a haven for beneficial microbes
By adding humic acid directly to the soil, you can quickly improve the health of the soil and the health of the grasses, plants, and crops growing in it.
Liquid Humate is a fantastic soil amendment that improves both clay and sandy soils.
- Liquid Humate is a premium, natural product derived from Leonardite.
- Easier to apply than compost and weed-free.
- Stimulates beneficial soil microorganisms.
- Penetrates the soil quickly, going directly to the roots for rapid absorption.
- Can be used with other fertilizers and is ideal to use alongside RestoreClay
- It helps to “soften” and restructure hard clay soils.
- Adds “body” and nutrients to sandy soils.
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Easy to apply using either a hose-end applicator, pressure sprayer or even a watering can.
Recommended Application Rates
1 Gal (128 oz.) will treat up to 12,000 sq ft of lawn or garden.
1/2 Gal (64 oz.) will treat up to 6,000 sq ft of lawn or garden.
SHAKE WELL BEFORE EVERY USE.
Liquid Humate can be applied every 4 weeks
Lawn/Garden: Apply 1 ounce (30 ml) per 100 sq ft. or 10 ounces per 1,000 sq ft.
A hose-end applicator designed for liquid concentrates is recommended for large areas. Pour the appropriate amount of Liquid Humate into the applicator bottle. Add an equal amount of water to the applicator. If the applicator is adjustable set it to the 2-ounce setting.
For a small area, Liquid Humate can be applied with a watering can. Use ½ ounce per gallon of water.
Potted Plants/Container Gardens: Apply ½ ounce per gallon of water. Water as normal.
Trees/Shrubs: Apply 2-3 ounces per gallon of water. Apply around the plant root zone. Water enough to saturate to 4 inches.
Liquid Humate can be applied at the same time as our RestoreClay or LawnMutt products.
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS 0-0-0
Contains non-plant food ingredients:
Humic Acid
Derived from: Leonardite
Contains 6% Humic Acid
A Word of Caution: Liquid Humate is a very fine powder before we add water. When spilled on concrete this powder can get down into the texture, leaving a dark spot. These spots have not damaged the concrete but will need some time and a few storms or washings to come out.
